Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-17

week, the receipts footing up over 10 900 cent
ais. This accession, however, did not materi-
ally disturb the situation, as dealers were well
informed as to the quantity on passage. Trade
| is moderately active, and prices keep in steady
! position; We quote as follows No;
ing, 81 50G1 55; Surprise. 81 60; Black, 81 25@
l 50 for common, and 81 S5@1 As 2 ctl for good
to choice.
CORN-A change for the better occurred this
week, owing to concentration of stocks. All
descriptions are quotable at 81 221l@1 % p ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at STOPS p ton
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S27@2S ?
tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 215625zc P ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-QuotabIe at $50 50 per ton
for old process and S27 so . ton for new process
SEEDS-There is light inquiry for Alfalfa
though trading is slow in that well in other
kinds We quote as follows: Mustard. Brown
nary, SGS1ac; Hemp, S1z94c; Rape, 114@2Ac
| Timothy. &c; Alfalfa, 719@Sc 2 ID; Flax, 81 90@2
= ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Meet with fair custom Quota,
BILE at $1,000 q ton.
HAY-No particular change in the general
range OF values, though holders of choice pro
duct have matters rather in their favor. We
quote: Choice Wheat Sl7 5OtdlS; Dat Sl26l5
Wheat and Dat, Sl4@l7; Barley, Sl0@1S so
Alfalfa, SlS@13 50 p ton.
STRAW-Good to choice is quotable at 40955c
2 bale.
HOPS-It seems almost useless to offer stock
as nobody wants to buy. Quotable at 6@9c 4 h.
BRAN-Shows moderate steadiness Some
5000 bags arrived from Oregon this week. Quot
able at SIS 50@l6 so = ton.
RYE-Is held at 81 % p ctl.
observation-disclosures at 81 3091 So p ctl
GROUND BAkLEY-Quotable at S21@22 Q
ton.
PoTATOEs-sweets made a very marked ad
vance to-day. River Reds, 50@55c Petalumas
753S5c; Tomales, 70G90c; Jersey Blues, 65@s0c
Burbank Seedlings, 75c9sl %; Early Rose, 65G
roc; Peerless 606pS0c; Sweet, 81 75l2 p ctl.
ONIONS-(TOOd to choice 75pnC1 inferior
Soc to Coo r sack.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 81 rs to
g: Niles, 81 50@1 rs; Green, 81 50@1 rs q cit.
BEANS-Prices show firmness generally, while
buyers are displaying more caution in making
purchases. Bayos, 81 1902 49, Butter, 81 50@2 u.s.
Pink, s. 80; Red, 81 2092 so; Lima, 81 400
60; Pea; 81 6o92 S71a; Small White, 81 Goa
, S71@ a ell
YEGETABLES-In this line there is nothing
of interest to note. The season for summer de-
scriptions has passed, and with the few varieties
now to be seen the market is fairly stocked. We
quote jobbing lots as follows: Marrowfat
Squash, SOS atom; Turnips, sl@1 % 2 ctl; Beets
75c@Sl sack; Carrots, 35@50c; Parsnips,S 81 25GI
80 2 cu; Cabbage, Sl@l . q ctl; Garlic, IL
@2c = ID; Dry Peppers. S@s19c; Dry 0kra, 15@
| zoe 2 b; Mushrooms, 40c q 10.
| FRUIT-rrade is of quiet character. Grapes
are to be seen in many stores, but they attract
scarcely any attention. Values are largely nom.
inal, dealers seldom refuse an Offer and sales
are made at irregular prices, say from 25c to 75c
p box. Something fancy might bring a trife
/ mand for Christmas decorations. Oranges are
| fairly represented though the exhibit of domes
| tic products will be much greater in another
month. Mexican Lines are scarce and higher
| California Lines are coming forward in light
| quantity. Apples and Pears OF strictly choice
quality sell well, but anything that is not first
class is slow of sale at any price. Apples, 50c@
81 so Q box; Lady Apples, 81 25@1 70 per box
Pears, 50c@Sl so . box; California Oranges 81 81
| as so p box; Navel, S566 p box; Panama Or
anges, 81 5O@S q case; Sweet Mexican Oranges
| S30l3 rs p box; Unshiu Oranges, Japan
81 1912 % = quarter box; Mexican Lines, s!
| q box; California Lines 75c@S1 2 small box
and 81 25@2 rs q large box; Lemons, Sicily
| S6G6 so; California Lemons, S3G4 = box
| Banspas 81 50G3 80 y bunch: Pineapples
| So 5094 p dozen Cranberries $40 50@11 so q
! Dbl.
| DRIED FRUIT-Business is dull, and is ex
| pected TO remain so until after the HOLIDAYS
| Retailers are mostly well supplied for the re
mainder of the year, so that trade in the whole
sale line is not likely to show any activity fol
| the next few weeks. We quote: Sun-dried Apples
SC q Ii for sliced and 4c for quartered
| Alden 10c; Apricots, II a 13c fol
sun-dried blesched DO sun-dried, 9@lOc
gb li@l4c; Figs. 5@6c for pressed
! for layers, and 9a1Oc for kegs; Nectarines
s@10c; Peaches, 1S@221&c for peeled, and S@IOS
for unpeeled; Pears, 5@4c for whole and sc
&c for sliced; machine-dried, 9@l0c; Plums
| 9l9101ac for pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, S99c; French Prunes, S(a11c Q b
Raisins, London Layers, 81 1902 q box, witt
| 2541oc advance for fractions: Common, 81 25Q
| HONEY-Prices are steady under light stocks
| but it is believed top prices have been reached
| for the season. We quote Comb white, 12@14c
| extra white, 15@l7c: dark, 9@11c; Extracted
Clear white, Ease; amber, 61a@Tc; candied
| 51aG615c p b.
| BUTTER-The dairy output of fresh Butter i
| gradually enlarging and prices are softer
| Stocks of firkin and picked roll are narrowing
down to close limits, and it will not be long be
fore fresh qualities will be again in general use
We quote jobbing lots: Fancy. 421a@45c
mixed lots, 17@2Oc; frkin, S6@32]lc for fancy
23@271ac for good. and l5C9lSc p II for poor t
fair; picked roll, 321a9371ac q D. Eastern, l7@
lSc p b for ordinary to fairly good quality.
CHEESE-Firm figures prevail, owing to ligh
offerings. We quote as follows: Choice t
fancy, 14@16e: fair to good, 10@1Sc; Eastern
more freely of late, causing softening of values
We quote as follows California, 33635c TO
| ranch, and 30G321ac for store Eastern, colo
| storage, 21@D2212c; fresh, 246271lc p dozen.
| P0ULTRY-Liberal arrivals of Turkeys, Chick
| ems and Ducks from the direction of Missouri
| have unsettled the market, giving weak tone t,
prices. At the moment the situation is favora
BILE TO buyers, and if receipts from outside sources
continue, it is not unlikely that further lower
| ing of values will occur. We quote: Live Turkey!
Gobblers, 15@17c y 10; Hens, 15CG17c; dressed
and S6@7 tor young; Hens, e5 5oG6 for or
binary stock and SC 5097 so for choice; Brullers
| S5G6; DUrEs S7G9; Geese, S2@2 so p pair
| Pigeons, 81 50d2 p dozen.
| GAME-Supplies are rather large, but dealer!
handle the market well in meeting the view:
/ Of buyers, and thus clean up stocks tC
fair fair aday Ivan We quote as follows
60 so; Mallards, s. 50a3 50 2. dozen: sprig
81 a 2 25; Teal, 81 a 1 25; Widgeon
81 % a l 50 . dozen snipe, English
| 81 50(G1 rs: do, common, 50t075c; small Ducks
75c@s1; Gray Geese, 81 50@3 p dozen; White
| Geese, 81 al % q dozen; Brant, 81 25@1 81
| 2 dozen; Honkers, S4@}4 so; Rabbits, 81 2591 so
| Hare. 81 so p dozen.
terror trade, while orders on export account
| continue modertely free. Eastern Hams, 1S1.
Ollie; California, 10@I1c for salt; refrig;
erator-cured, l214@1Sc; Eastern Breakfas,
Bacon, 12a121ac: California Bacon, 10a
| lO14c for heavy and medium. 1O54911c tor light
medium and l1%@l2c for light, l2@l21&c extra
light; Clear Sides, 101l911c; Pork SO 50G10 p Dbl
for extra prime, s10Gl1 for prime mess, SIS 5O91t
for mess, Sic 50G17 for clear 81 50GslS for extra
clear; Pigs feet, 81 50912; Mess Beef, SO 5OG1C
| for bbls 81 75@15 for hf bbis: Extra Mess Beet
| Beef. S1215G13 p Dbl; California Smoked Beef
| 12@121ac p ID; Eastern Lard, S34G9c for tierces
and 91a910c 2 d for pals; California do terces
SIC; hf bbls, &c; 10-fb tins TIC; 5-Ib tins, Sc
pals, &C for 10-ib, &c for 5-fb and 91Sc b fol-
| 3-fb pals.
wOOI-Trade continues light Scourers are
shipping East fast possible, i'll order TO have
local stocks well cleaned up before the change
| in freight tariff About $50 900 fbs went forward
| this week to distant manufacturing centers by
| the Canadian Pacific Railroad. We quote spring
| clip:
| Oregon
Eastern, choice. q 16@1st
do, poor to good ........13915
| We quote fall
Humboldt and Mendocino p fb...12@14
Mountain, Tree. Gall
| Sacramento Valley, defective...........S soil
Sau Joaquin. 769 9
Southern Coast, bury and seedy....... ia 9
| HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls
Cows and Steers, 46 to Sc bs.....7 OH 5 @6C
Light, 40 to As bs...-................-.614@7 @
hlps, IA 10 81 IDs...................-..I as @
| Veal skins, to II Ds......-.-.7 as q
Calf Skins. Z to 10 fbs.................7 as @
Dairy Calf, 25@3718c each; Dry Hides, usual
selections, -@131ac; Dry Kips, do, -@1315c y
| b. Calf Skins, do, -@15c; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf 9@10c . b. Pelts, shearling, 10c tc
25c each; do, short, S0@5Oc each; do, medium
50@75c each; do long wool, 90c@S1 25 each; Deer
Skins summer. 271a1S0c; do. fall and medium
2fg26c Q h; Goat Skins, soc apiece for prime
| and perfect, 40950c for medium. 20@25c each
1 for IL IL.